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For years every transfer window served to remind West Ham fans just how little investment there was being made in the club, as opposed to it's London neighbours. Virtually every time Hammers showed an interest in a player and it became public, either one or other of Arsenal, Chelsea or especially 'Tottingham' instantly showed an interest in said player.

Hammers pursuit of getting an additional striker in to complement Michail Antonio seems to have been stepped up judging from reports that The Irons sent scouts to watch Austria play Denmark in Vienna and it is believed 6' 7 " forward Sasa Kalajdzic was the player they were monitoring.

The 24 year old striker was a target for the Hammers during the last transfer window but as usual nothing happened, the Stuttgart striker played the first 45 minutes, but was unimpressive as Austria suffered a 2-1 defeat to Denmark
in the UEFA Nations League.

Not Lingard, but the Leeds United manager Jesse Marsch, as another one bites the dust from David Moyes and Rob Newman's list of potenial signings. Leeds have agreed a deal to sign defender Rasmus Kristensen from Red Bull Salzburg for an undisclosed fee. The 24-year-old right-back has agreed a five-year deal and will join the club on 1 July.

The Denmark international has six caps, Kristensen made 44 appearances for Salzburg last season, scoring 10 goals as they won a league and cup double. The transfer is subject to the usual international clearance and work permit requirements.